HTC One now available - are you buying it? [POLL]

Today is the day, fellow HTC fans. The HTC One is the best device of the year for many (including our very own Chris) and it is all but guaranteed to sell like hot pancakes. If you have been holding your breath on this one it's time to pull the trigger. The HTC One is available from 3 major US carriers as of today – Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile.
HTC One pricing and availability

T-Mobile: Magenta's HTC One costs $99.99 with a $20 monthly device payment for 24 months. You can also purchase the phone for $579.99. (Stores will have it available the 24th). Either way, customers get a free car dock for a limited time.

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Buick Riviera Concept debuts in China

It's nighttime in China, and Buick has just concluded an evening event the day before the first – and only – press day of the Shanghai Motor Show. The star of this evening's party was the Buick Riviera concept vehicle, a plug-in electric hybrid coupe that the automaker says gives a glimpse at its future design direction, not to mention resurrecting some nomenclature from the brand's history that includes a similarly named concept from 2007. The shape of the Riviera is said to be inspired by water.

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Samsung Galaxy S4 Arriving On Verizon This May

We have seen how different mobile carriers in the US have announced that they will be offering Samsung's upcoming flagship device, the Samsung Galaxy S4, where most of them will hit the respective carriers in the month of April. Take for instance, Sprint with an April 27th rollout, or how about T-Mobile this coming April 24th. US Cellular themselves will be offering the Samsung Galaxy S4, and as part of a deal sweetener, they are throwing in a free S View flip cover.

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Toshiba KIRAbook Images Out

Japanese firm Toshiba has dived headlong into the luxury and high-end notebook market with their latest release, known as the KIRAbook, which we talked about yesterday, but have managed to snag a bagful of photos today, which you can check out its photo gallery right after the jump. KIRA is part of Toshiba's exercise in introducing a new premium brand for consumers, where the KIRAbook would be an all-new Ultrabook that will offer the first and vaunted ultra-high resolution PixelPure display, helping achieve a lightweight yet compact design that was precision engineered with AZ91 pressed magnesium alloy.

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Sony's New Bravia W-series [Pre-Order Now]

So what will you get from this beast. In addition to built-in Wi-Fi, all W-series models features X-Reality PRO picture processor and Motionflow XR™ for the best home entertaining.


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Playdemic Launches Quiz Buddies - The Brain Teaser for Trivia Fans in a Hurry

With short, sharp bursts of multiplayer trivia goodness, it’s the perfect game for quiz fans on the moveManchester, UK - 18th April 2013 - Playdemic, creators of Facebook hits Village Life and Gourmet Ranch, have now launched Quiz Buddies - the new fast paced, two player trivia game for Facebook and iOS.In Quiz Buddies, it’s a race against time to test your knowledge, as players challenge their friends to correctly answer 15 randomly generated questions as fast as they can, split over three rounds of increasing difficulty.Paul Gouge, CEO of Playdemic said: "With Quiz Buddies, think SongPop meets Who Wants To Be A

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Sony NEX-3N review: superior shooting on the cheap

Last year, Sony's peculiar move to beef up its entry-level NEX left us puzzled, and generally unimpressed. The NEX-F3 was a fine mirrorless camera by most accounts, but its larger footprint left us hoping for a next-gen offering more in line with its predecessor, the NEX-C3 - a tried-and-true shooter that many Engadget staffers still turn to for review photos and trade shows, thanks to its consistent performance and light weight. We were quite relieved, then, to see that this year's device represented a return to the 2011 design, with a few very compelling additions, to boot.










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